IT House reported on January 31 that Google was recently hiring experts for a new division to oversee the project, and it seems that it will launch a new Android tablet.
Google is currently offering a new vacancy for senior engineering manager for Android tablet app experiences, which will recruit team leaders for the new Android tablet division. In the job description for the post, Google said it believes the future of computing is shifting to more powerful and powerful tablets, which is in line with Google's research direction.
▼ Pixel tablet third-party renderings
It House understands that Google's latest tablet is the Pixel Slate launched in 2018, a two-in-one tablet with up to 8th generation Intel Core i7/16GB RAM / 256GB of storage, with a 12.3-inch screen with 293ppi screen pixels, with dual speakers and an 8-megapixel front-facing wide-angle lens.
▼ Pixel Slate
The tablet has a built-in Chrome OS, and the biggest feature is that it can be plugged into the keyboard at any time, and it will become a tablet immediately after removing it. On Chrome OS, users get an experience close to a desktop computer, such as the full desktop version of Google Chrome.
Google Pixel Slate supports the Google Pixelbook Pen as a tablet, where users can draw or record text on the screen. It also supports running Android in the shell, making it perfect for installing Android apps on the Play Store. Not only that, the new ChromeOS system can also implement automatic split screen function, support Google Assistant voice interaction.